Sentence examples for be articulating from inspiring English sources

Mr Fukuda appears at last to be articulating a message of reform.

Those are respectable concerns, and if David Cameron had refused to do the TV debates on such terms he would be articulating a view shared by some non-partisan observers.

"It is irresponsible and reckless for the president elect to be articulating future US nuclear policy in a tweet and on a morning news show," said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the independent Arms Control Association.

He seemed to be articulating a broad Arab position.Coincidentally maybe an Israeli businessman was charged in Tel Aviv this week with treason: allegedly he sold Iran raw materials for making chemical weapons.

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"Instead of matching them on the cuts they should be articulating a clear alternative and speaking up for public sector workers and ordinary people in society," he said.

You find disagreements that can be articulated.

That will be articulated during the inquiry.

So that part of it may not be articulated yet.

Nevertheless, several tentative conclusions may be articulated.

For this reason the manual search will be articulated.